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Horton Tingle Hall

About Horton Tingle Hall

Horton Tingle Hall was completed in 1997 and had a capacity of sixty-eight students. This residence hall is named in honor of Greg and Neal Horton, Doris Tingle, and their families.

Horton Tingle Hall is located near the center of campus, directly behind Simpson Hall and adjacent to Emery Hall.

The rooms in these residence halls are suite-style, with two rooms adjoined by a shared bathroom. This residence hall has a large furnished common area, study area, and laundry facility.

Horton Tingle Hall offers two-room styles: a square room layout that measures 15 x 12 feet and a rectangular room layout that measures 20 x 9 feet. The rooms have extra-long twin mattresses and 36-inch blinds. This residence hall has magnetic locks on the exterior doors with prop alarms for the safety of the residents.

The rooms come equipped with a sink, two desks, two beds, two closets, and two dressers.

Men’s Residence Halls

Anthony Hall
Bruce Hall (Freshman)
Georgia Hall & Marshall Hall (Freshman)
Martin Hall
Men’s Lodge Units
Trailblazer Park

Women’s Residence Halls

Brashier Hall
Cline Hall
Emery Hall (Freshman)
JR Howard Hall
Roberson Hall
Self Hall and Trustee Hall (Freshman)
Simpson Hall (Freshman)
Horton Tingle Hall (Freshman)
Vandiver Hall
Women’s Lodge Unit

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